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Trying to get pregnant but my period is irregular,they tell me to have sex almost every day to increase chances, should i?
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Yes: When trying to get pregnant, having frequent sex during your ovulation period increases your odds of getting pregnant. When you are not sure of when your ovulation period is, sex every day still increases your odds of getting pregnant. Good Luck.
Answered 10/5/2014
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